The Darien Historical Society hopes that you will visit us to tour our 1736 Bates-Scofield Home and to see our current exhibit in our 1827 Scofield Barn, Fashion Transformed ~ La Belle Époque to Moderne ~ 1900 to 1920. Fashion Transformedpresents seventeen elegant costumes in an exhibit that is very similar to one staged by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2007 that was called “Poiret: King of Fashion.” Costume Curator Babs White and her team of volunteers have put together a spectacular show that will offer Darien an incredible opportunity to enjoy the very best of what one of the world’s greatest museums has to offer... just a bit smaller, but right here in Darien!
The Darien Historical Society, founded in 1953, is the prime resource in the town dedicated to collecting, preserving and exhibiting materials of local historical value and focuses on educating the community about Darien’s heritage. The society operates the eighteenth century Bates-Scofield Homestead museum, the 1827 Scofield Barn exhibition and meeting space and a resource library. There is also a colonial herb garden and children’s garden on the property.
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